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Contact Information
Mailing Address:
INFOR Inc
1350 Regent Street
Strickland Building #2
Fredericton, NB
E3C 2G6

Physical Address:
680 Strickland Lane
Hugh John Flemming Forestry Complex
Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

Telephone: 506-450-8787
Toll Free (in the Maritimes):
1-877-450-8787
Fax: 506-454-0652
infor@infor.ca

Article Directory To make it easier to look up past newsletter articles, we have organized them according to topics. Select a section to view the articles related to it, or simply scroll down the page to see the breakdown of each section. Business Management Christmas Trees General Information Forest Industry Maple Syrup Non Timber Forest Products Pests and Pesticides Recipes Trees Watershed Wildlife Woodlots Business Management Challenge of Sustainable Management Developing a Forest Management Plan for your Property Funding for Environmental Farm Planning It's Your Business - Increase Your Profit by Changing Your Attitude On Dealing With Buyers Potty Training for Small Businesses Rutting State of Markets Taxation Proposal Woodlot Management and Wildlife Return to top Christmas Trees A Fall Like No Other! Advantages of Butt Pruning Are Christmas Trees Allergenic? Assessing Christmas Tree Producers Growing Stock Needs Christmas Tree Growers Looking Forward to Changes Christmas Trees to Provide Key Tamifly Ingredients Economics of Growing Christmas Trees Facts About Pronone 10G How is Christmas Celebrated in Senegal? Location, Location, Location: The Importance of Choosing a Suitable Site for Your Christmas Trees Madran Tree Nursery Natural vs. Artificial Christmas Trees NB Christmas Tree Growers Co-op's Restructuring Initiative New Agricultural Inspection Users Fees Along U.S./Canadian Border Nutrients Explained Pot in pot production? Roundup Suppression Scouting - Are Your Crews Involved? Some Tips on Seedling Care Thoughts for the Christmas Tree and Other Natural Decoration Stakeholders Winter Injury Working Together for Meaningful Results The European Christmas Tree New Fir Varieties Becoming More Popular Reviewing your Christmas Tree Fertilization Regime Return to top General Information Access and Benefit Sharing of Canada's Genetic Forest Resources Amendments to WHSCC Burning Permit Information Canola Oil for your Chainsaw Caring for Ice Damaged Trees Celebrating Our Forests Colored Fuel: Here fore a while yet... Everything Wood Pellets... from Miramichi's New Mill to FAQs Handeling Small Petroleum Spills Help Prevent Forest Fires Just Watch Me!: An account of successful wood theft prosecution in NB Landowners and Prospecting 101 Life-Long Learning: You Can Teach an Old Dog New Tricks! NB Community Land Trust Networking Across Borders... NISA The Fundy Model Forest at Work The Right Time... Silviculture Thoughts Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) Wood Road Driving Safety Wood Theft Wood Theft and Lessons in Perseverance New Entrants in an Aging Sector Blueberry/Forest: How to Produce More Resources on One Hectare of Forest Return to top Forest Industry A Few Tidbits from the World of Paper Making Return to top Maple Syrup Birch Syrup Evaluating Your Evaporator Hollywood Goes Maple Icestorm Hits Maple Producers in South-East NB Innovation Pays!! Internet Survey Reveals Consumer Preferences Making the Most of Your Sugarbush Making the Most of Your Sugarbush -Part 2 Maple Crown Leases Maple Economic Maple Food Safety Maple Syrup Production Defoamer Study Maple Syrup Facts (Canada, Quebec, New Brunswick) Maple Syrup Tubing Pests Maple Taffy Nutritional Value of Maple Syrup Nutrional Value of Pure Maple Syrup Packing Guidelines Preserve Leaves with Glycerine and Water Safety in the Sugarbush SMART Tree Initiative Stand Composition of a Sugarbush Sugarhill Maple Tips Upcoming Labeling Requirements for Maple Products "Value-added": Understanding the Term What is Maple Dieback? Where Does Maple Flavour Come From? Maple Syrup as a Source of Antioxidants Vacuum Sap Collection: How High or Low Should You Go? Tapping in the Fall Too - Is it Worth the Effort? Return to top Non Timber Forest Products "The Wreathmaker" Return to top Pests and Pesticides Anthracnose (pathogen) Asian Longhorned Beetle Attention!! Diazinon Users Balsam Twig Aphid Balsam Woolly Adelgid Balsam Woolly Adelgid Dealing with Ticks Fall Canker Worm: A Year-Round Concern Gypsy Moths Meet the Pests Minor Use of Pesticides Private Pesticide Use Sugar Maple Borer - Glycobius specious The Balsam Woolly Adelgid in New Brunswick The Brown Spruce Longhorn Beetle What do I Need Before I Apply Pesticides? Alien Invasive Species in NB New Brunswickers Urged to Protect Themselves Against Lyme Disease Return to top Recipes A Rosy Remedy Maple Pie Maple Nut Softies Maple Upside-Down Cake Shiitake Meat Sauce for Pasta Return to top Trees A New Co-Operative Balsam Fir Tipping Study Initiated by INFOR Inc. Armillaria Root Rot Cook Blue Fir Black Ash Beech Bark Disease Effective Use of Herbicides Ground Hemlock (Canada Yew) Harvesting Balsame Fir Sap: A Sticky Business Harvesting Balsam Fir Tips - A sustainable and Profitable Practice Purple Loosestrife: the purple plague Soil and Foliage Analysis Transplanting of Wild Balsam Fir Seedlings The Wonderful World of Tree ID Return to top Watershed Changes to NB's Watercourse Alteration Regulations How to Devise a Community Watershed Plan Vernal Pools Watercourse Alterations Water Law Not Clear Watershed Protection Program Return to top Wildlife A Damsal in Distress Deer Wintering Management on Private Woodlots within Northumberland County Endangered Species get a Helping Hand Fact or Fantasy? Eastern Cougar in NB Have you Seen this Hawk? The Red-Shouldered Hawk in NB Moose Milk Cheese - Seriously Northern Flying Squirrel: Are they gliding through your woodlot? Partridge or Grouse? Some Facts about this Amazing Bird Winter Feeding of Deer Bald Eagles in New Brunswick NB Seeks to Protect More Species Return to top Woodlots 30 Years of Working for the Woodlot Owners (1972-2002) A Significant Windthrow An Introduction to Tree Marking Economic Opportunities in Non-Timber Forestry Products Ecological Goods and Services Family Forestry in China Fiddleheads Firewood: What YOU Need to Know! Forestry and Agriculture: A winning combination Fresh from the Farm Healthy Management of Woodlots in the North-West: Now and for the future Hotline for Inconsistent Forestry Practices How to Prevent Kickback Looking to the Future: Woodlot Organizations Need to Move Forward New Tax Incentives for Woodlot Owners Non-Timber Income Opportunities from Forests Workshop Private Woodlot Silviculture Program Cut by 10% Shiitake Mushrooms and Maritime Woodlots Survival in the Forest The Chignecto Isthmus: a vital link in the Acadian Forest The Positive Side of Forestry Tornado Tips for a Changing Climate Two Big Holes in the Market Weights and Measurements What's the Deal with Certification and Private Woodlot Owners? Establishing Windbreaks and Riparian Buffer Zones Selecting Trees that are Resistant to Inclement Weather and Diseases Passing On More Than an Inheritance The Value of a Woodlot Management Plan